The Atlantic Cities- Sports Teams Should Reflect the Values of the Cities That Host Them September 25, 2017Given the investment that cities make into professional sports franchises, team owners do not have the luxury of ignoring the politics of their environs.Brentin Mock
- Puerto Rico's Grid Needs a Complete Overhaul September 25, 2017Allocating money to rebuild won’t be enough, experts say, unless the island can also rethink its entire energy strategy.Martín Echenique
- Berlin After the Elections September 25, 2017Electorally, the city’s East-West separation remains almost as clear as ever.Feargus O'Sullivan
- An App For Democratizing Street Design September 25, 2017So far, tech companies have been determining how driverless cars will fit into the grid. ReStreet invites you to weigh in.Laura Bliss
- Where New York City Is Going Next September 25, 2017In part two of our interview with Dan Doctoroff, the former deputy mayor of economic development and current CEO of Sidewalk Labs shares his thoughts on zoning, transportation, technology, and President Trump.Richard Florida
- Sports Teams Should Reflect the Values of the Cities That Host Them September 25, 2017
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EVENT REVIEW: Strategic Planning and the Green Belt – Thurs 4 Feb 2016
The third event in the RTPI London’s Mayoral Election Series tackled what was described by the event chair Christopher Tunnell (Arup) as perhaps the most sacred, but controversial, tenet of UK planning policy – the Green Belt. Sponsored by Arup, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020andbeyond, ASI, Catriona Riddell, CPRE, Green Belt, HBF, NLA, RTPI, ThinkingStrategically
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FORTHCOMING EVENT: Strategic Planning and the Green Belt – Thurs 4 Feb 2016
For nearly five decades, the Green Belt has prevented the outward sprawl of London. It continues to maintain the permanence and openness of the countryside at its fringes. Local authorities in London and beyond are facing pressure to revisit the … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Smith Institute, Arup, Green Belt, HBF, Mayoral Series, NLA, Planning, RTPI
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FORTHCOMING EVENT: Tall Buildings – up from the street – Tuesday 24th June
Skyscrapers – how do they fit with the urban grain? The effect of tall buildings on London’s skyline is under ever-increasing scrutiny, but what about their relationship with the streets and surroundings at ground level? Planners and designers have a … Continue reading
EVENT REVIEW: Centenary Series: Liveable City – Planning for a Liveable London – Thursday 8th May
RTPI London and New London Architecture teamed up to present a stimulating discussion on how to make London a more liveable city. Contributions were made by the following excellent speakers. Rt Hon. David Lammy MP and representing the Lammy Housing … Continue reading
EVENT REVIEW: Abercrombie + 70, Wednesday 5th February, NLA
Harry Burchill MRTPI Following the recent launch of our Centenary Book Kaleidoscope City, the basement of the New London Architecture (NLA) Building Centre played host to the first in RTPI London’s Centenary CPD Series exploring past present and future planning … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Temporary Spaces, Permanent Purposes” – Meanwhile Uses – 29th May
The NLA event held last Wednesday (29th May) was a swift but lively whistle-stop tour of ‘Meanwhile Uses’, at a very full St Chad’s Place at King’s Cross. Whilst we sipped our beers and nestled into the former mechanic’s workshop … Continue reading
REVIEW: Good Design = Good Planning Seminar #3
On the evening of Wednesday March 6th, delegates swarmed into New London Architecture (NLA) for the third installation of Good Design = Good Planning. As the final episode (of this series), the evening focussed how urban design can address … Continue reading
EVENT REVIEW: RIBA Inter-Professional Hustings: 17 February 2016
RTPI London was delighted to join New London Architecture, CIOB, RICS, RIBA, Urban Design Group and Planning Futures at RIBA’s splendid headquarters in Portland Place. This was a chance to meet the Mayoral candidates (or representatives thereof) from the main … Continue reading →